Defendants allegedly described it as "playing nice in the sandbox."
Even though it seems that we are living in the age of startups, the surprising truth is that a very large number of all new businesses fail. Some analysts estimate the failure rate of startups to be a shockingly high 90%. That’s a daunting figure for any budding entrepreneur, but there’s a lesson to be […]
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WestJet Airlines (WJAFF) has agreed to be acquired by billionaire Gerry Schwartz for $2.6 billion. Here's what you should know about it.
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WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump on Monday praised Hungary's hardline authoritarian Viktor Orban as a leader respected throughout Europe who kept his country safe with his crackdown on immigration.
Two of the three men accused of being a part of a sex trafficking ring operating near Fort Worth have accepted federal plea deals, according to court records. Joshua Glaze … Click to Continue »
Following the recent release of two Reuters journalists, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, former UN Ambassador and New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson spoke to Marco Werman about Aung San Suu Kyi and the dark realities of the government of Myanmar.
If you feel nostalgic for the way YouTube used to be, or at least how it used to look, it’s possible to go back. An extension called “YouTube Classic” for Firefox and Chrome allows you reskin the web video hub with a retro look shifts that reverts the site to how it looked once upon a time.
Mobile Softball comes up but with a 17-0 victory over Edwards Waters College (Fla) in Game 1 of the NAIA Softball Championships Opening Round.
Chelsea Manning, a former US Army analyst and source for WikiLeaks, could be jailed again if she refuses to comply with a new grand jury subpoena.
Earlier today, the Supreme Court ruled (mostly as expected, though with some caveats) in Apple v. Pepper, a case concerning whether or not iPhone users could sue Apple for antitrust concerning how it controls pricing in the iOS App Store. Most of the news on this focuses either on how this could have a big impact on Apple and other marketplaces, or on how this case (somewhat oddly) split between the two Justices appointed by President Trump, with Justice Kavanaugh writing the majority opinion (joined by Justices Ginsburg... Читать дальше...
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Network, cloud, and hosting provider BSO has gobbled up British enterprise connectivity specialist IX Reach, creating, it claims, "the largest privately owned telecom operator in the world."…
With the Lok Sabha election campaign entering its final lap, BJP president Amit Shah has held public rallies and programmes in over 301 of the total 543 constituencies so far, covering a total...
Police and firefighters are directing traffic around an apparently serious injury crash in the Sunnyland neighborhood near the Trader Joe’s parking lot Monday afternoon, Bellingham Police said. In a tweet … Click to Continue »
How powerful are sound bites? Powerful enough that one from Mueller could shift the narrative that Barr gave to Congress.
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Coconut Dreams Derek Mascarenhas Book*hug Press An epic work in short-story form, Derek Mascarenhas’ Coconut Dreams transcends space, time and culture in 10 interconnected tales revolving around two generations of the fictional Pinto family. The book opens with a fable-like […]
A president torn between his love of tariffs and booming markets faces the risk of uncontainable escalation.
Jeanie Buss isn't selling the Lakers, isn't trading LeBron James and isn't firing Rob Pelinka.
YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) - Authorities say four Yakima County jail inmates are facing assault charges after a corrections officer suffered a broken nose and rib in an attack.
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LeRoy Butler, who famously authored the 'Lambeau Leap' in 1993, used the moment as a backdrop for a photo at his Saturday wedding in Green Bay.
